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Afterwards , when I stood on the deck , they began laughing at old Rangsley , who held forth in a thunderous voice , punctuated by hiccoughs : They carried I aboord - a - cop - theer lugger and sinks I in the cold , co - old sea .
Afterwards , when I stood on the deck , they began laughing at old Rangsley , who held forth in a thunderous voice , punctuated by hiccoughs : They carried I aboord - a - cop - theer lugger and sinks I in the cold , co - old sea .
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The second mate was lankily stalking the deck , his hands in his pockets . As he paused in his walk to spit into the sea beside me , Carlos said : “ And you , my Juan , what will you do in this Jamaica ?
The second mate was lankily stalking the deck , his hands in his pockets . As he paused in his walk to spit into the sea beside me , Carlos said : “ And you , my Juan , what will you do in this Jamaica ?
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... I saw the men in her rigging looking down on our decks . The only sounds that came out of her were the piping of boatswains ' calls and the tramping of feet . Imagining her to be going home , I felt a great desire to be on board .
... I saw the men in her rigging looking down on our decks . The only sounds that came out of her were the piping of boatswains ' calls and the tramping of feet . Imagining her to be going home , I felt a great desire to be on board .
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Through the scuttle of the half - deck we heard a hubbub of voices , of people exchanging greetings , of Christian names called out joyously . A tumultuous shuffling of feet went on continuously over our heads .
Through the scuttle of the half - deck we heard a hubbub of voices , of people exchanging greetings , of Christian names called out joyously . A tumultuous shuffling of feet went on continuously over our heads .
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The decks were covered with a jabbering turmoil of negroes with muscular arms and brawny shoulders . ... Macdonald laid about him with the handle of the umbrella a few inches from the deck ; but the passage that he made for himself ...
The decks were covered with a jabbering turmoil of negroes with muscular arms and brawny shoulders . ... Macdonald laid about him with the handle of the umbrella a few inches from the deck ; but the passage that he made for himself ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Romance: A Novel |
| Authors | Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford |
| Publisher | Doubleday, Page, 1914 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 1 Jul 2013 |
| Length | 428 pages |
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